Infrastructure

Infrastructure

The cost of construction and the state's prevailing wage

An effort to expand a fair wage in the thriving construction industry.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Infrastructure

Updated: 6 questions about the Gateway Program, answered

The Gateway Program is like Lucy’s football – long-promised and long-awaited, but always just out of reach.

By GRACE SEGERS

Policy

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Traffic jam on the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge at sunset, New York City

Infrastructure

'Doing nothing is not an option'

ABNY panelists debate congestion pricing.

By JEFF COLTIN

Policy

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Infrastructure

Why Uber is in favor of congestion pricing

For-hire vehicles would be charged, but they would also have more business.

By BEN JAY

Policy

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The New York City subway station at 81st Street and Central Park West

Infrastructure

U.S. Attorney Berman sues MTA for disability violation

The Trump appointee joins an existing lawsuit by disability rights advocates.

By BEN ADLER

Policy

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Infrastructure

The subways are a mess. Can congestion pricing help?

3 top transit voices weigh in

By CITY & STATE

Policy

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Infrastructure

As Trump threatens veto over Gateway, regional economy hangs in balance

If one tube fails, NYC's employers would lose $5.9M per hour

By GRACE SEGERS

Policy

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Infrastructure

Can the state implement congestion pricing without NYC’s approval?

The state has the right to decide what happens on New York City’s streets.

By GRACE SEGERS

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Infrastructure

How value capture can save New York City’s subways

Why it works, and how it should be used

By ANTHONY FLINT

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Infrastructure

New York's plodding pace on P3s

The state does utilize public-private partnerships, but to a minimal extent.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

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